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PHE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY ,t'NE 5, 1914.
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By MELLIFICIA..
Thursday, June 4, 1914.
IT SEEMS to me the nion are Invading our sphere. (No, Melllficla Is
not a man). Have you noticed prominent mcmbors of the Country
club wearing the best looking sailors made of leghorn straw? Per
haps wo Invaded the men's sphero when wo started wearing panamaa
and now they are getting even with us.
1 think Mr. V. H. McCord, who Is always Immaculately woll groomod,
wore one last summer, and this ear noarly all of the man must have ad
mired Mr. McCord's taste, for they are ail wearing them. Mr. Myron
Learned wears one with a tango yellow band, and It Is very becoming.
Mr. W. H. Vholcr has one and sometimes wears a white band and some
times a green band. '
Mr. F. W. Judson, momber of tho Board of Governors and Ak-Sar-Ben
king, was ono of tho first to got one.
Mr. O. C. Ilodlck and Mr. J. Edward Georgo, well known club men
are wearing the Leghorns.
Mr. A. L. Heed, well known golfer, moterlst and business man, la
keen about his now hat.
Mr. Herbert S. Daniol, Unltod States commissioner, wears a black
and white band on his new Leghorn.
Mr. Harry McCormlck has ono with a quiet dark grcon band, which
is cool looking for warm days.
Mr. O. Hull, who was one of tho first to hivo a loghorn, wears a
panama part of the time.
Apropos of tho new style hat, oae of the above bachelors had thu
following conversation with his slstor:
Bachelor I bought a new hat today.
Sister What kind did you got?
Bachelor I. think it Is called a "Shanghai."
8ister 1 never heard of a hat of that kind. .
Bachelor Well, porhaps It is a "Buff Cochin," then; it's some kind
of a chicken, I believe.
Sister Oh, you mean a Loghorn.
Frdcrltk Hill Parker, which took place
in the morning- at ft John s C ollegiate
t hurch at s o'clock. Kev. Father Drons
Kewt performed the ceremony. A wed
ding breakfast ai srvcd at the homo
of the brldo'c mother, when eeyera were
placed for only the relative nn4 a few
Intimate frfm1. Tho decorations were
In tprlng flower.
Mr. nnri Ir. Parker have gone to 8t.
i Loul and will be at home after July 1
at Mux rluh, r.here they have a cottage,
j for the summer.
; Wells-Morgan Wedding.
' Mr. Chester Camera Welle, Crelghton
art '1. wan married Wednesday at
Hroken Bow, Neb . to MIm Mary Morgan,
j daughter of Judge Alpha Morgan of that
plat. It la probable that tho Crelghton
'man and hla bride will vlalt Omaha In the
near future, when Mr. Wella will attend
an annual gathering of hla former class
mate. Since graduating from thu local
school Mr. Wella and Theodore Nelson,
an Omaha boy havo been teaching at tho
Kearney Military academy, where their
Plato on the faculty entitles them to the
rank of captain. '
At Happy Hollow.
Tho faculty of the Omaha irigh tchool
will entertain at dinner Friday evening
at Happy Hollow In compliment to Mtsa
Kate McHugh.
Browncll Hall Girl. to Study Opera.
MM Velrtia Sutton, one of Urowncll
Hall' vocal atudenta, la doing consider
able to uphold the reputation of the Sut
ton name, made famous by several ladle
of that name, her relatives. .Mlaa Sutton
Is a coualn of Ann Sutton and of May
Sutton, the celebrated tennis player and
awlmmcr. Mlas Sutton' home Is McCook,
Nrt.. where her father la director of the
McCook band, which has toured the
Inked State with eminent aucCe aev
eral' times. At Hrownell Hall Miss Velma
exhibited marked ability In the musical
line poseilng a -e of considerable
rli hness and rmrlty. and also displaying
marked talent on the piano, She studied
jtolce under Mtsa Mum'hhoff and was one
j of the stellar number on this years
commencement program. Miss Sutton
j Intends to continue her vocal work !n
Baltimore or PJoston next year. after
'which she I planning to study abroad
i Slumber Party.
MJs Rllnabeth Underwood of 4021
i Seward street, entertained twelve of her
, girl friend at a slumber party Tuesday
' evening. Tho girls were entertained by
j iruelc. among which a dut was rendered
j by Mis Harriet Friend and Miss Ellta
beth Umlerwood. accompanied by Miss
j .'off. Miss Hayes gave several humor
ous readings. Those preaent were
j Mines Mister-
yiacys Heite, Dorla Chappell,
i Genevieve HohmannDlanche Howard.
Leah Neff.
Anita rteeves,
Fay Barrett.
P.llrabeth Dixon.
Harriet Friend,
(lolda Hayes.
l.oulKe Lange,
Kllzabeth Tnder-wood.
Luncheon at Fairacrcs.
Complimentary to Mrs. H. M. Cald
well of Tioga, Pa., Mrs. John L. Ken
nedy entertained at a beautifully ap
pointed luncheon today at her home In
Falracrea. Pink sweet peas were used In
decoration and covers were placed for.
Mcsdames Mesdames
H. M. Caldwell, Horace Everett,
V. B. Caldwell
P. 8. Caldwell.
O. W. Wattles.
Henry W. Yates,
j. Ij. Kenneay
Council Bluff:
Herman Kountte.
Ben Gallagher,
Milton Barlow.
John L. Webster,
H Bake Cake Tomorrow M
H BUT BE SURE TO USE
Eastwood-Turk Wedding
A pretty June wedding waa that of
Tlta Margaret Boniflcld Turk, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Turk, and
Harry Eastwood, which was celebrated
Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the
Church of the Good Shepherd. Itov, T.
J. Collar, pastor of the church, officiated.
Mr. Harry Thornton played the 1-ohen-grin
bridal chorus, and acoompantcd Mrs,
Howard Osborne, who sang "I Love i'ou
Truly." (
Tho bride wore white mcssallne '.rim
med with shadow lace. Her long1 tulle
wedding veil won held In place with
lilies of the valley. She carried n showr
bouquet of bride' roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs, William Mehrens was matron of
honor and wore her wedding gown of
white crepe de chine trimmed witn
princess lace and pearls.
MIm Mildred Turk, slater of the bride,
was maid, of honor. She woro chantltly
lace over white mrssallne, with a Pink
tulle marguerite girdle. Miss Edna Hume
waa bridesmaid, and wore while Tn
broldered French voile, trimmed with
shadow lace and a pink tulle marguerlto
c'rdle. They all carried Kllarncy rose.
Little Mlas Mary Elizabeth Chancy of
Dm Moines carr.ed the ring In a illy.
Mr Joseph Ormsby was best man, and
the ushers were Basil and Holes Turk,
brothers of tho bride.
Mr. and Mrs. East robfl lefMor-a wed
ding trip to California- and other west
ern polnta, and will be at home after
July 1 at 4431 Commercial avenue.
Among tho out-of-town gucata were
Mrs. A. W. Crowo and Mrs. T. C Chaney
of Dei Moines, Miss Margaret Holdsworth
and Mies Margaret Holdaworth and Mrs.
A. E. Hubbard of Valley,
Eglciton-Martens Weddinjj.
The home of Mr. and Mre. Henry C.
Martens was the scene of a pretty wed
ding Wednesday evening when tholr
daughter, Oertrude Louise, .and Jnmca
Augustus Kglcston were united In mar
riage. Hev aorgu B. Southworth of fit.
Matthias' Episcopal church officiated.
MMa Marlon Eglcston played the Men
delssohn wedding march.
Tho bride wore white chiffon taffeta,
trimmed with ruffles of taffeta and
shadow lace. The bodice was of lacn
trimmed with chiffon roaebuds. The tulle
veil was fashioned In the Dutch cap
style with shadow lace, and she carried
n shower of bride's roses and white
sweet peas. Miss Dorothy .Martens, the
bride's Meter, waa maid of honor and
she woro white charmeuao with over
dress of white silk net and a pink satin
gltdle. Her Normandy cap waa trimmed
with pink rosebud and alio wore a cor
dage of pink aweet peaa. Mr. Rudolph
Uoysen waa beat man. following the
ceremony a reception was . held when
those assisting In the dining room in
cluded Mrs. C. E. King. Miss Edna Mor
row and Miss Klnnehan. Mr. and Mrs.
Egleston have gone to Kansas City and
St. 1-mils and will be at homo after July
1 at tho Luana cottage at tho Dtetx club.
Rachman-Zimman Wedding.
The wedding uf Mlsa Blanche Zlmman,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Zlmman, ind
Harry 8. Rachman of Rock Island, 111.,
took place Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of the bride's mother. Rabbi
Frederick, Cohn of Temple Israel offi
ciated. Miss Florence Hachman, niece
of the brtdc, played the Iihengrln bridal
chorus.
There were no attendanta.
The bride wore her traveling ault of
blue silk moire poplin, made In three
flounce style, and a white Milan hat,
trimmed with roses. She wore a corsage
bouquet of pink and white sweet peas,
Mr. andir,'Rachman heft for their
new homo at Rock island, III.
Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. P. Florlno and Mrs. O, F. Huhbell
entertained at bridge Wedensday after
noon at tho home of Mrs. Florins. Prizes
wcro won by Mrs. J. A. McClaln and Mrs.
F, O. Parsons. Those present were;
Mesdamca -A.
O. Morse,
F. HrUtol.
H, N. Rogers,
E Meredith,
C A. Dillon.
J. Book,
T. Themansnn,
W. Itasgorshek,
Mesdames
J. A. McClaln,
II. M. Monacke,
T. J. Sutphcn,
B. Woolstencroft.
F. O. Parsons,
Dr Angus,
O. F. HubbelL
P. Florlne.
Parker-Bradley Wedding.
Ono of the church weddings Wednesday
was that of MMs May Ann Bradley,
daughtet of Mrs, Marianne Bradley, and
Miss Baldwin of Tioga. Pa,
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. Casper E, Tost leaves this e.-enlng
for Hayward, Wis.
Mrs. J, W. Crumpacker leave today for
Hastlnga to be gone for several days.
Mrs. Howard Baldrlge leaves for the
cast Friday evening for Andover college
cimmencement where Mr. Malcora
Baldrlge graduates.
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